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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
4
A poem contrasts ancient empires with a looming global war and praises a vision of nations cooperating in freedom. It condemns critics who oppose a dawning Brotherhood of Man and notes humanity’s suffering and calls for united action.
The piece contrasts urban and rural views on daylight saving, noting a decisive rural victory backed by a powerful farmers organization claimed to reach nearly a million producers. It highlights Grange principles of cooperation and opposition to corporate excess, aiming for the greatest good and protection of true local interests.
The Grange claims its opposition to provisions forced the shelving of the Plomb plan by its promoters and states it has joined forces with the American Military Reform association to push changes in American military methods to ensure soldiers receive a fair deal. The Monitor notes the Grange’s influence is definite and formidable, though victories in legislation are not always assured.
A Boston hosiery issue highlights how reckless spending drives profiteering and price distortions during wartime. The piece argues high wages and panic purchasing fuel extravagance, urging minimum spending and patience to reduce prices and restore normal conditions.
A physician promoting a book on controlling heredity rejects eugenics and sterilization plans. He argues that Darwinian descent is weakly supported and that heredity is best influenced by a parent improving health, character, and intellect to aid a child, who must still strive independently to succeed.
The piece critiques labor day demands and calls a six hour day a song of the shirk. It notes Baker praising the World War designation and mocks politicians from Congress and Tennessee on peace treaty positions. The text also references the crowded Chamber of Deputies and odd spelling errors.
Washington report criticizes U S stance at the labor conference with the League of Nations. It notes the United States was not officially represented and parliamentarian delays forced Britain to advance funds. The piece details recurring funding disputes and a symbolic American flag bought with League money.
Fragment from a classified ad urging readers to mail a cutout to Foley & Co for a trial package. It references Foley products for coughs, colds, croup, kidney pain, rheumatism, and backache, with an address in Chicago.
A reward notice seeks tips concerning the missing Lemmy Ceram with a stated reward amount and contact directions for the reporting party. The brief notes the incentive and urges public assistance.
The article notes a shift from horse travel to motorcycles and automobiles for circuit riders in sparsely populated areas. It cites bishops in South Dakota and New Jersey urging motorized transport to boost church reach, part of a nationwide drive to fund expanded Episcopal activities.
Captain Claude A. Rossignol leads the Union Pacific band with new material and two weekly rehearsals. A drum and bugle corps will join for parades and events. A community chorus is planned after a temporary halt. Leader wants ads paid.
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